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Use a HAVING clause to compare the sum(detail$$) to the hdr_total$$ values.

Eric

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Worked perfect with where clause...

To go one step furher. I would like to compare the order header total with
the order detail and display only those that are not equal.

I tried adding where amount = damount, but got message damount not found.

I defined damount by (select sum(amount) from detail) as damout



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Guy

You need some correlation between the orderfile and orderdetail - something
like

where orderdetail.orderno = orderfile.orderno

in the subquery. Your version will give the same sum for everything, I
believe. ;-)

Rob mentions a left outer join, which would give results when there is no
detail - that may or may not be desired. Your version, with the correlation,
might work like a left outer join - not sure - or might return a NULL in
that case - that'd be a great time to use the COALESCE function, to give it
a 0 and not a NULL.

HTH
Vern

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Yes.

Select orderno, orderamt, (Select sum(orderamt) from orderdetail) from
orderfile

Regards,

Guy


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I wish to do this in 1 sql statement not not sure if I can.

Select orderno, orderamt from orderfile

Select sum(orderamt) from orderdetail

Resulting in:

Order no, order amount, sum of order amounts from detail file.

Can this be done in 1 sql?

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